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EWA’s members reflect the professional and European geographic diversity of the Association. EWA consists of 22 European leading professional organisations in their respective countries, each representing professionals and technicians from the water sector, and also academics, as well as a growing number of corporate member.
EWA thus represents about 50,000 professional individuals working in the broad field of water and environmental management.
You can find the list of our actual members here.
As a major and influential European organisation representing water professionals, EWA promotes the sustainable management of the entire water cycle for Society´s needs, coupled with excellent service provided by informed and expert individuals.
Together let´s be the voice of water in Europe.
Learn more about the benefits of becoming a member below and scroll down to read about the type of membership we offer.
Benefits of EWA Membership
Type of Membership
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National Member
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Corporate Member
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Sponsor Member
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Research Member
Our National Associations are also non-profit making associations and appoint a representative to the EWA council.
As a national member, your association has the opportunity to participate in the governance of the EWA by discussing and planing the activities of the association during the annual EWA Council meeting and vote on the member of the Management Committees.
The EWA has corporate members that span the breadth of water science and practice. EWA corporate members include utilities, research organisations, consultants, industry, equipment manufacturers and regulators.
Sponsor members enjoy more benefits compared to our regular members such as:
- Get one free attendance to EWA conference
- Display your logo on EWA conferences flyer
The EWA invites research institutions to join the organisation as a Research Member. By being a member, you, as an institution are given a platform for research and innovation in the water sector.
Research Membership of the EWA is open to any non-profit making research unit, such as university, research institution, department, laboratory, or any another appropriate unit, in the field of water.
